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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

NEW YORK, Mar II Tho stock market again
opened quiet but firm, with first prices generally
from = to % per cent. above the final figures of
last evening. There was moderate bushes, in
Richmond and West Point, but most of the list
was dull The market was inclined to weakness
in the early dealings. Prices soon rallied, how
ever, and were brought shade above opening
figures. The market then became very dull and
steady at the advance, and SO remained at eleven
o'clock. Money easy at BAD.
BALTIMORE, Mar. 11.-Virginis Is consolidated
53la; pest-due coupons CAY: 1o-40s with coupon
40; new IS - bid to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

A color Y of colored laborers has been or.
gauized in Charles county, Md, to GO 10
Wisconsin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11
MONETARY AND CoMMERCI AL.

Business during the week has been quiet and
the condition of the country roads is such as al
most to prevent tho moving Of produce. There
have beon several "spurts" in the produce mar
kets in Chicago and New York, but it is thought
that prices will settle down again in a short time
Money matters noted as quiet everywhere.
U. s. bonds quoted dull, and Virginia securi
ties are in less speculative demand consols are
nominal at so bid and SO asked 1C-40s sold yes.
tsrday at 40, and nom fundabe coupons 35las36
Railroad securities are very quiet except B. & o.
stock. This commands from 175 to 179, which
was the closing figure; I'd preferred brought 1877
Virginia Midlands arc quoted Halls for IDS,
1o9 for Dds, 20 for 4tbs, 105a1o5 for 5ths, and
100 for inc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11
The Fredericksburg and Lynchbufg markets
are quiet and no change is noted in prices

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MAnErr,
March 10.-Sugars-The business in raw Sugars
at the Northern ports is rather more active and
the market is steady st a slight advance
The quotations are GIG for 50 le.;
Muscovado and 5is for SO test centrifugal
For refined Sugars the the market is quiet and
steady, with a moderate inquiry and good sup.
ply Offering. We quote hards at Sc 50 for cnt
loaf, Sc Is for cubes, So 81 for powdered, aud
Sc ~ for graduated. Softs-S6 81 for mould 4,
S6 90 for confectioners A. aud 50 % for stand
ard A.
CoGee-The receipts in the past week were
$4,000 bags The demand for invoices is ftiry
active and sales amounting to 5000 to 900
bags were reported at full prices. The local OF.
der business is gradually increasing. Wequ@e
Rio invoices as follows Ordinary at l1e FIR
at IA pc good at 14ac and prime at Zoe per .i,
90 DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

IT Is reported in Washington that the
President INTENDS giving ex representative
Cox, of North Carolina, the vacant judge
shin in tho District of Columbia. But such
an exhibition of Presidential favor would he
extraordinarily inconsistent "a. for while
the President is so anxious to obliterate
race distinctions that he appoints negroes
to tho most lucrative places in Washington,
Mr.. Cox is naturally so averse to euch OBJ
liberation that he left the Riggs House, in
Washington, because negroes are entertain
ed there. But Mr. Cox is u civil service re-
former, aud that, in the Presidents eyes,
covers multitude of sins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

BALTIMORE. March 11.-COttOn easier aud INN
midding 95sa9a. Flour firm, with good de-
msnd Howard street and Western super 81 30
az 10; do extra So 25a3 70 do family 81 Goa
4 60; City Mills super 81 50a3 CO. do extra
So 25a3 rs do Bio brands 81 5oa4 . (; Patspsco
superative patent So 40; DO family s. -.
Wheat-southeTn firm and fairly active rcd 93a
ga amber 91a95 Western lower and dull; Mo-
winter red spot S9a4 asked March S94as97,
May and June 91As915s Corn-southern high.
er for white and fairly active; white 49a50 ye'.
low 461aa47 Western lower and dull mixed
spot 455sa464; March 4512a46ls April 46a
4eR May 47@s asked steamer anne p 4oa45l2 o9ta
a3S Western white 37a39; do mixed 3la36
Rye steady at 5Sa6o. Hay easy and dull prime
to choice Western $11a15. Provisions quiet aud
steady Mess Pork, old, SIG; new, $500
Bull. meats-shoulders and clear rib sides packed
7lha9. Bacon-shoulders SaSlb; clear rib sides
9Is hams 131ba14. Lard-reined SASH. But
ter firm; Western packed 16a23; creamery
26a32. Eggs easy and quiet at 14las15.. Cole
steady and fairly active; Rio cargoes ordinary 10
fair 14a14lb Sugar steady soft 69s Wis
key firm and steady at 81 23a1 "a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

CHICAGO, March 11-11:00 a. m.-AIay Wheat
opened shade iirmer at S2li, advanced TO s3i,
| on good buying, but began to break up again I'M
der heavy pounding to Slai, where the market
now rests. May Corn 4 Is. May Oats % May
Lard 81 90. Pork nomjnaIly unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

RICHMOND MARKET, March 10.-The market j.
quiet and the receipts of produce light. Flour
dull. Sales OF Wheat reported to-day At 30 Tor
mixed. Corn brought so for whitO, Oats 30 and
Rye 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET March 10,
Beeyes-no receipts and no market Sheep snl
Lambs extremely dull and closed week, with
number of carloads to carry over extremes ioi
Sheep 81 50a6 per 100 lbs for yearlins Lamp,
Soa6 10. Hogs-none offered alive; nominal!
steady at s. SOaG 10 per 100 lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

NEW YORK, March 11.-Cotton steady; upauds
97s Orleans 10 1-16; futures easy. Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
firm at $15 25al5 70 Lard steady at -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

APART of the remarkable civil service
reform policy of the present administration
consists of the appointment Of ex-members
of Congress to positions of honor and emol-
umen!. While the mere fact chat man is
an OK COZ gresham should not exclude him
from ans federal office, there is certainly
nothing in it to entitle him to such an oflice.
Indeed. If u congrossmnn's constituents are
so disappointed in or SO dissatisfied with
him that they refuse to send him back to
Congress, the evidence is pretty conclusive
that his official preierment Nili not be agree
abls to them, and WISE administration al
WAYS endeavors to conform to the feelings
of the people by whom it has been elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH II.

IL WHAT the member of the Virginia leg
;slatu,e referred to in the GAZETTE
Washington correspondence Of yesterday
said be true, the approaching extra session OF
that body should not have been called. tie
said the legislature would not accept the
terms offered by the creditors unless they
also agreed to surrender their coupons.
The creditors, with degree CT concession
never before equa!ed by creditors in simi-
lar condition, offer 10 take in settlement OF
their Just end legal claims against the state
only wha; is left of her revenue, at the eH-
istinI rate Of taxation, after iui! provision
shall have been made for her government,
her public schools, and all her other iegatl-
mate expenses, and that when the surplus
revenue shall increase in future years, as 1t
must, they will take no mere Of it than
shallbe allowed them id the first year OF tue
settlement. Was u debtor ever before offered
such easy terms? And yet, according to
the member referred TO, the State viii not
accent them unless the creditors also agree
to surrender their coupons, that is, the Sc
curity for the payment of the little that may
be due them under the terms CT the pro-
nosed settlement. If that be So, then the
people Of the State may as we'll commence
TO accommodate themselves to another and
a longer term of Mahoueism, with all the
evils necessarily incident to suca term.
1t is still hoped, however, that the demo
cratic majority in The Legislatures may not
be idiotic or reckless enough to reject the
creditors most generous offer, and that they
NAV accept it at once, and then adjourn as
soon as possible. By doing SO, they may,
with good management, overcome the large
republican majority of last fall otherwise,
their prospects will be worse than gloomy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

George o. Young has been appointed
storekeeper and gauger for the Fourth Viz
ginia district.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
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Your are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, your are bothered with Headache,
you are hdgetty. nervous. and generally out
OF sorts. aud want TO trace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines.
or bitters. which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whiskey and which stimulate
YOU icr an hour, and then leave you IN
worse condition than before. What you
want is ali alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys. restore your vitality, and give re-
newed health and strength. Such a medi
cine you will find in Electric Bitters. and
only 50 cents bottle at Vim. II. If0bs
DruQ Store
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

a14 lt-Ir tsAa4tE .tta1a
t1-.-r.I1 .t.4 ....-s.
NA4Llsu Ap1l lt--fls Conu-el csaa-
81 ~ ihis si.llEs asog.sl a. aA-salalent ~
faeir 1al l-st sFsnl1z Alsr t-s s-ecf-al
Il ll-s 1ea saar.l 81 f-asfaas e u-s a11l1
t-ai TIE village ehartsf gaze tls1 IL1
poser ~ .oo4l le.l1a ll.isE al er1. laz.es ~
f1.4t eleei. - la fss afa4s1 ~ ssls
ffes.'lel.f 81 IS laa4f lEstt te1 1rT
alll1 ordinance szs si--l.sl 1lI-l4 ~ c1s
e-4slll 81 t-e a1s.1l r-4l4la4l Tie pros
falI4 eIs f..t l4s hgf Wsy.a11 sslas a
s1lef .a44 ill e F-af % elais -fisf a4s &.
-A "a tan-toa. ear -aleE F.seE - .a--
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". 81 llft s.a-. --AEA +. H ficzeis -
vsrg - aal s1f sz sefisi - rscoFsr. ~ i.
+ li4 y si+sig illiloq.lg fr1ll as ale
severe att4es ~ tueis llsl-l4 - Ei .ll-l ..llle8
a --s4l4I4F. 1i-E lrN merchants. sung
tleir l-lusr - tAs 1Feess t-ls l-isflll1 .ll4
rxle-t cs Ff1fs els Ga a1sze true taat .
-lsa 1Iloul. eir - arfL-r Eolasrts. q
Eiz.lssll. siIl azslus fss 1lll-es ~ gfl-cl-
Ezl 81 olE s1l10l oe4s A1nl4y
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

ass. .e.et -a .sL fs-sesse-ssss.s.
Nzwsre0. April 1.-THE United states
Nsrshsl took possession Of D. 2. Clay's
siore. cav MD, planning mill, tab and pail
factory. Touring mill sni lumber yard yes
ierfay afternoon. under an attachment m
favor of the Genesee County Bank. Of New
= ors, f1r $1,000. This throws great
macy poor men With large families out Of
employment. i5 = presumed. however
ih1i the sffnr VIII be amicahly arranged
81 hnslnass raanmal In a hal nr 40
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Probably 40 one ting Las caused such ;
general revival of trade a. VIM. II noos
Drug store - their giving away 10 their
customers 0f - msny free tIisl bottles u
DE. Kings New Discovery for ConsaDp-
ton. Their trade Is simply enormous IN
this very valuable article for the fact that
IL always cures and never dissppolnts.
Coughs, Colds. Asthma Bronchitis. Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test ii before buying by
getting a trial bottle tree. large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

aaa...|H.
4sslcsErg Agra 1.-THE ABfhonY
Nia.lg Goa sa1y las besa organized 10 de-
gsop tie fae-at Cad a. Nh Mssnard.
.a4fes all.tei % 80 0o00. y g. a4ahard.
. prominent business msn has seen ap-
pelnisd -zEsise. TIE pit nov being sofke'i
shows four loot ore vein. Ten ieet below
L1e surface.
A sAorl line ago. an ex British soldier Of
-0aian ialse. nsn4ed Isaac Esans. came
nefo slu married a Mar44e la,iY and
aiiefe srt formed the acq ilAlll4nee 0f q
Non4n Eh0se husband Is "a the scods ard
the coap4s Skipped out. The husband. re-
tgrllus home. found bis Nifc. ch.ld AID al
hocssaoil sood8 gone. las guilty pair
we're .lcele4 a. I'D. iklaes where deputy
AaFslal slrpriae1 tl-ia ia bed 4at 5f01s nt
taem bere aal l4iiet aem yesterday
lli Fe~s-.f1eu c.alA that uaEg gatlJa Will
0Del GA tls -lfa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

People ask what is good for a cough or
cold, the mistake many make is in letting
il run too long Dr. BigelOWs Cough Cure.
contains the good qualities Of all the best
cough remedies without the defects Of any
OF them. A safe and speedy remedy for
coughs; colds and all throat and lung troub-
les. Sold by r. X. Wilson in 50 cent and 81
bottles. Healing 20 the lungs. safe and
pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Rsohsely nsysF 81 fee b.story - Couxa
Asdesg<s hak as srtiels asst seetfss 81 al
g. tia ~haeh l2z o<ga saosfxea UEs1 LF.
fcfvs 81 xeat Cp1E1 llra. fuo2ssl.as e
kepe zsz Gases ~ Colz1s Ies1s s1e Goa
salepliee t4ss yssl5f1 ~ leis trails lalrsc1-
ioas reasetg. Per gals re4sen ws isel ~ar-
fz1t<d la rsks2k ear fsFgfSslel aD2 nloDey
90 10 usrFlls. SD - fock Bro =. II. 4
h Th1M. ~. IL Ilbks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Most everything in tbs wof.t = sal II
tsceFti0n. fex thluSs aFe - h4t t-ey sSS2s.
bac tie results 0os4lus1 ioF hr. j9aes As1
Cl0Ues onlC far exceed a. alas Ii fe-
stores lost n7rye force. cures Jystepsls. sDd
al stomach. liver, ki1Eey and bladder
uooblss IL Is psrfrct tonic spfsi.seF,
blood pEr1sr . sure cure Cor sz1s and n4-
aria diseases. Prscs - oents o. l. K
~ .au
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

ArrI It-Aoaeg cslsed &c PEI aeuI. l.seess
'aasesl Exr1sa-. e...asa steasil. iesi=l
siiss s. eat -. -s.e sat94 fa-ss ri>l. "a - az
1l1fg laFa "a a. s.ssA1s ~ ienal1
Paine L44lu4d taliz z-asa1 a.ol 1E-ls J. =,
sils.s al1 sfalzs isls slll. sluk-lz tlll1s as
4 tLr IenEls-s 4 i-asl-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

TIE BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cares piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction or
saoney refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at VIM. II .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

ett.la'tt fs fta ft-ttase. ttts-e.
kAlSAsEa. Apra l4-Ths Official count
tolay gives the amendment msiority in
tais county Of 135. fhe salary smsnjmsn.
has a ma.ority of Is. Csmp5eu received
5Gi votes Lour 7's Griffin. l~f Camp.
JOS. htsilson. l5J Blanchard. t37 Cleevsr
anr CIlis. C5 For judge of toe Twenty
eixhfh rircw.. N. L. Duaaau ass a m8ior-
ity ~ 5 over FRI r. Aldr,ch. the Ia Ter
losing - votes by 40 error, tie name being
spelsl "A'dritxef
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

tscl...l. ttt t...aass- -ta,sa-
MAvtsrzz. April i4-Nanistee Lake Is
free of ice and the mills VI. start Monday
The schooner Arendsl. which went on
the beach last Fall. vas released by the
wrecking trg Williams today and t0wed
into port.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at IS and 45 Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine in the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
s. n. ALLEN, Manager.
n. B.-Mr. M. Y. Clenment is
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

April Ia ~ god exports 0f domestic ectio1
g0sis me lasl aeek, 80 pack asess t0t4 Tor Tie
year. C. sN DaEAaszs. Cf Ia excess u tne largest
oaslle-s t5f the same ille AL year Tie Inarksl
quite tusi aa1 Ias llOg-aisn. very loodeFzLe.
Calse. ne ilier-stale co1aLlerce az.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Our steck Of Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now, and at prices that cannot
be un6ersold. The stock COM
prIses everything 70 be found IN
a first-clsss Carpet House.
Our Drspery Department IS
repicte with all the Novelties.
We are Sole Agents for Cor
ficine the best hooT covering
known 20 the trade. Over
20. 900 yards sold IN this city
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Members ~ Hehr1a Temple Z. G.. No. Z.
sr- requested 60 nseei at @. 4. AfmafV
rrrers hlofx Hesri. a.. af ) essck shsfp
u fif frssF 80 stleHd ths fa1erai % car
teosssel brother. John Bogt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
a Besusifa' Sssarsi eooap'sEs'o".

Ladies NAV temporarily e1aancs their
beauty With prepared casik baf those
Who eaniplex,ans haTs the h1e of lsf4rs
use Frrer1an's a1ell.ases. invisiole t8cs
Powder SQid By = :. NrecS.
Dfnzklsl
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

AHril Wheaf-Cash white. s21se, cash Aichl
ga red 31ss NJ Z fed $50 cash aud AgEli
80 ll Nay Sc asked. jlle, - e Alzti-t
Ozts-No. = zy5z easked. No. sEss. s-sse.
Com a. BID
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Nosfssrz q. April 1.-The steam tsrge z.
c. bnttsia loaded today With luia1er for
smill q Fields. and started Gus this even
irg ca her hrst trip l0r Caicsgo. will Dick
Hal. Ch.sf Engineer. and Frank Coleman,
Second Beginner ---t..lsle Ges g0ae 80
Canafa to bay horses f1r G. ri. cooks ium-
Der ulIl. in Chippewa county The steam
yacht lsv1xo. formerly owned by ". X.
Nlir, of Detroit has oeee purchased oT .ir
Parsons, cf ~ lliena.L, aud X. PA-r.dge. Of
Montague. and VIII ran ON Wh.s Lake
sri carry passengers from Montague and
Whitehall a. The mouth and return.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

keril lt-floag closed steady and unchanged
.oi.Laeru 1oez c.0sed q1iet, cssGam0a - enoice
..--- a .--.-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
WATER! WAIER.I WATER \.

We are prepared to make connections
with water mains and sewers. aud have the
best Hydrants in the market. Also, full
line of Garden Hose, Nozzles, lawn Sprink-
lers and Hose Reels. ali at the
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
FOR FIRsI-CIAss wORy.
Also. a full lire Of Plumbing material,
Mantles, Crates, Thing and Gas Fixtures
and force Of competent mechanics.
sPROUL & McGURRIN,
I54 East Fult0n-st.,
NendOme Block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15


We srs today opening up sn elegant line
Of paras0is.
VoI6r. HERPDLsHEINEs & Co.
Olives in bulk By the quart or gallon az
HERnIcK & RsSDsLLs.
Miss stsn4ers Farcy Work Psrlor. form
erlv of l33i NoET0e-st., has moved 20 3
North pivisiou-st. where she will De pleased
20 see her friends and customers.
The largest and moss elegant line Of
geld haadied umbrellas ever shown in
Grand Rapids a. prices within the reach Of
everyone.
voisr. HxRFolsHErwER & Co.
Buy sarat0ga potato chips Of
Hzs.Iex s RAyoatL.
ksk vorr grocer for Headlight sna Little
nusv Sosp. II he hss nos got them ask
hiu way ne don Eai thsrl.
We sss prepared 70 sci, everybody in
psrasois.
voTsr. HERFotsHsrfEs s Co.
Heunlock B.rk
The undersigned vii ray tie highest mar
kst grice Far Hemi0ck BARK to be loaded on
cars on any side track north of Grand Rap
ids Correspondence solicited.
IL ottsvs-st, Grand Rapids, Mich.
New novelties in pafasois A. Voist, Her
nn.sheimer & 20
Ton can orier Head zht and Little
nsisv SoSps from the Grand Rapids s0so
Company 81 telephone NJ. SIS
Clcumfe-s. raiishes. lettuce, parsley.
etc. always fresh -
Hznsrcx a RsxnkrEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
QO0EaIc SENDS GREETING.
M Evidsnees % FrNad Found and e,i5
lIa-arl = AsaIn.s Ihs Amendment.

NJ evidences % Frsud Found snd tsi55
1lsIori Against tho Amendment
ttt- ....a Il far r-...fst.stks.a.
AARermrE. April l4-The fcllowing
dispatch vas received from Bessemer to-
nisa- ~Onciai county canvass Of Goge5ic
county on the prohibition amendment IS
a. follows Against the amendment 2.3ii.
fcr he Amendment. $50. majority s-aiDsf,
2la5 Attorney Cute. sent here by The
H-ohibiuJ1 ate Central COMMITTEES % IL
vssfiSate aIisgsd crooksdness. dnis TO
evltencs 0t iraul and has given % TIE
search Inls settles the question SO iar IS
the prer Peninsula Is concerned.
tIsEs 80 ne steamer GoDt. Wallace ana
consort. which were wrecked here iasl fail.
arrived cdag. Capt. Brown VIII rspa.r tee
bees go The steamer can % dowa without
her taxing her ccnsor- with her
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Farn Produce From First Hands.
ApPles-sl.-gssi = per bUsnel; extra me. $50
Bssi.s- a. p.sEsd Il sci 80 per bGsaeL
bgtter-Ffssn rOll i>1--e, dairy -Ag-ic.
Cheese stale. s1.slIe. New lors. iuI cream
Cover ssed-g 7ss34 Co per busael
Dried trlils-App-es eFaisilaled A4igc per
pound. quarters. 5sssc Per pound chersiess
iaal5e pr pound. peaches, lie isc per pound
F-ssa ..ca.s- Dressed hogs $ a5as % per ewt
mutton - - ", YEA - Sosso 70. beef = 80
~.
Oats, "a &c. kye, t,s50c. Com. Sc8Ne Bar
ley, - a. a. percNL
7es eslf skiIs, - = pounds. sc. KIP skins.
sassp pelss. 0cegsl, wool beng estimated A. &c
s6ney-5sllc. strained. 61se.
Nag-- Iln.o.Ay slSgll PEI Lon' clover sl09l2
0niccs-soczI 90.
Poallry Turkeys dressed. lo9i2c; ducks I2s
Iz5-C. i0Wls ui.3zc.
FolarCes---1 E4Nc
kula Bsgts--Uss-5c.
straw-t5 per ton. ss85 % per load
woeI-W.s6se. t,.. ..,c. uruashed one-third or
Wocc-B Block store wood Il 5oc2 per cord; iOur
icot wood Sit,5 ~ per cosA
Groceries ana Provfsions- Wholesale.
---t--tsa4t te'A-f r. -l- --lAs~As y ~ n "a
fofsc. Extra &C. 5t15t4c, Yellow e i,s9i. &C.
l01ee -Cireea Gl1 ic. RIO. roasted, - gl,c.
Java green, i1sB- 4. java roasted. 70 sSOc Mara
cal1o l1as.-d. =, -jc, Nexican roasted, - S2tc.
1ess-Japa1, rae. sal C., Jaosl. medium. 20
s'c ordinary. i-ts- e. bysoc, 81 9occ; glnpowcer.
4tsrN. oolung s1itrC. congo, -t4saoc-
Flour So per csgt. =. ID pe- obl.; patent pro
cess SEQ per cst.. 500 Ter Dbl. au wheat tonT
e. ~ up cwL, SD per b0... OGckwneat. $50
2'V pef eNL
Ill Fccd-screeniacs. si3 per ton; bran, 81.
SHIPS sli wltlincs el5rt.a
leed-t'lTu aud oats. i-taf4
ke-1sene Or-uicnigaa tesI lo'sc Ier gallon;
water Hlue llt.c
as iIu. -llts per gallon.
Seeds Clover - aU = 5 o.. timothy. t25e25l.
Michigan &c. Eastern, y@c-
Elsh--No. white lsl. 1850 per half bbs.. o.her
grades s5.cls D - per hs.f o,l. tf0u-. Si75; cod
sa.-. - Per d.. CLANS $40 per hundred. canned
of -ters. selects c3lc. sue- i A.l.l Olt. 39l-c-
fors - larrels-Aess pork, Chicago packed,
So 6., extra snort cat sl.ue. standard
Llri--l erces. l.c 90 and 50 10. tubs. 71zc. 81
D. rolad .as. llJ cases, le II IN pals, istcS
ST.
Nc1f ln larTc's-i.ztfa mess. warranted 20 loS,
81 lIrts crtrl. bcne-es>. cli-
Eultlr.Gr--W Wsuke-h1 creamery, solid, lci
r1ls llc. cGl-y. solid. &c, rolls. &c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

ADril l4-Wseat active sseady Cash, 81 &C.
IsgIaE; - Lake Shore. May s2sc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

You can orier Headlight and Little
Tsisv Sosp- from tae Grand Rapids eoso
Company oy telephone No. 3fso.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Clcumfers. radishes. lettuce. parsley.
etc. Always iresh -
Hznsrcx a R.xuktE's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
Rnillinr Materials.

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beFe. -r.lr- ela. a and B..------. .----- l5 %
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pece sfIr -gt .p 1xlt n 70 D. . -......-. II W
= ai1lioCti % secn fee' above l6ft.
Co3-e cosnUoa or Shipping cu.s. al
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f.Hne- pe,lssey, l,lJ per oO.. OHIO. sJc, GRAND
na4.ds &C.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
IL ottsva.st. Crsn4 Rapids, Mich.

View novelties in pafasois a. Voigt Her
un.aneimsr u %
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

We srs today opening up sn elegant lin,
of paras0is
Vorsr. HERPcIsHEINEs & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

The undersigned vii ray tie highest mar
kes erics Far Hemi0ck bark 70 Be loaded on
cars on any side track 1orta of Grand Rap
ids C8rrespondsuce solicited.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Olives in bulk by the quart or gallon a
HERRTcK e RAxDAILs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

COgMEaCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

on - - FasLe~.
.i>oouui On z sss % p ceak
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Besides Presents With Every Dollar Sale.